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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1937)
Friday, January 15, 1937 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 7 Double Feature Slated Normal Gym Tonight ♦ H GOOD SPORTS ASHLAND PASS TO START OFF W elker C ochran ’5 THREE-CU5HI0N TWIN PROGRAM WOR.LD BILLIARD CHAMPION Booked as favorites for the first time this year, Ashland high’s Grizzlies will attempt to cling to their conference lead by downing the Granta Pass Cavemen nt the normal gymnasium nt 7 30 o’clock tonight In n preliminary to the Hons Mt Angel melee scheduled for H 30 p 111 The Grizzlies are booked ns favorites primarily I mmuium - of their remarkable showing against Klamath Fulls Peli cans, while on the other hand the Klamath quint trounced Grants Paas last week 41-22. A tendency of overconfidence prevails among members of the local team mid, unless they show a changed attitude tonight, they may be in for some rough going The situation is remindful of the Grants Puss-Ashland ■cries IllHt year Ashland had trounced the Cavemen twice but because of overconfidence, the Cavemen man aged to nose out the I.lthimiH by fout or five points to win their only conference game This pro cedure easily could be repeated Tonight’s game will be a fur ther test of endurance for both squads The cmbrogllo will com pare Ashland's relative strength with other conference teams, save Medford, and will show their con ditioning Playing on a court large as the normal floor likely will tire both teams Coach O’Connell said last night h<- will start his regular lineup of Tiny Jones, center. Lee and C Warren, forwards, Fowler and Schcldervitcr at guard |s>stx By George CRIPPLED SONS QUINT TO MEET MOUNT ANGEL ♦ juries from their many recent games. One advantage the SONS will have is experience. Mt. Angel, although composed of four veter ans on the first five, has played but two games this season A »50,. 000 gymnasium recently was com pleted for Mt Angel and conse quently, few games had been scheduled early, Their official season opened last Sunday. The SONS at full strength would have little difficulty tn downing the Mt Angel quint but with the Normal team at half mast the game should prove to be a whiz. The Angel quint is led by a six foot, five Inch center, who prob ably will encounter little dlffi-1 ...... 11 --------------------- SONS FROSH TROUNCE PASS HIGH QUINT 33-10 TUESDAY Negotiating a swift comeback following their only defeat of the season at the hands of the Med ford Merchants, the Sons Frosh soundly trounced Grants Pass high 33-10 in the Climate City Tues day night. Walt Sether, only freshman to play the entire game, was high with 12 points while Burdon, Pass forward, led his team with 6. The Frosh will face Weed high school here Saturday night in their next encounter. Prospects for a Southern Ore gon Normal Victory over Mt Angel college tonight or tomorrow night are dim because of injuries hampering four of Eberhart’s j stellar basketmen Main games are ' called for 7:30 tordght and 8:30 culty in (lapping the tip-off to a Saturday. teammate Bob Hardy, SONS center and As a feature between halves captain, who has scored 170 points Friday the Lettermen’s club of in 13 games for an average of . SONS will hold initiation cere- 13.1 per game, is temporarily in monies capacitated with a knee injury sustained in one of the Linfield games and re-injured in the first I Willamette game It Is doubtful whether he will see action in this series The same injury kept COCHRAN WON THE Hardy out of last Saturday’s Wil- lamette encounter which the TITLE ON JAT.NOUIl™ PON8 lost. A5THE RESULT OF Bill Hoxie, lanky forward, a! mo is recuperating from an Injured ONE OF THE GREAT ankle Ted Bchopf has been tak EST CHAMPIONSHIP ing treatments for a sore muscle in his leg but probably will be PERFORMANCE 5 ready to go. Scroggins, latest ad THE SPORT HAS dition to the sick list, will not see action this week. Scroggins EVER SEEN ■pent most of the week in bed o with the flu and Eberhart is plan THIS 15 COCHRAN’S THIRD VICTORY IN FOUR YEARS. ning to let him recover completely before again playing him. HIS RECORD FOR THE TOURHEV WAS EIGHT VICTORIES Little stress has been put on AND THREE DEFEATS this week's games, light practices having been scheduled with Coach Eberhart using this week as one of recuperation for the entire team rui<l Beltram. Belcastro and Mur which has suffered numerous in- dock being matched thereby. Bel- 1 tram. New York, a clean and j fairly clever boy. was slow along side fast and ornery Soos, but took ’ the first fall via foul He displayed better class and more speed in the second stanza, using a form of the j Irish whip which left the wild- > • yed Johnny flat on the mat and Southern Oregon wrestling fans a very tame man The main event between Mur- I are in for a treat at the Medford Saturday night in the Junior armory Monday night when six of dock and Belcastro, the not-so- High gymnasium the Ashland the nation's ix-at wrestlers will popular junior heavyweight champ of the Pacific coast, got off to a High school Grizzlies accomplish match grips ed what had been thought Impos Opening fray brings Al Christ a fast start with Belcastro using sible They smashed and tore down up against Frankie Murdock In all the defense he could muster the fl<s>r to pull a close one out what promises to I m - a clean, hard hut a series of Sonnenbergs and a of the fire when they lowered the match Those who witnessed last figure four leg breaker took the highly touted Klamath Falls Peli week's card will remember that first fall for Murdock. Belcastro cans In conference standings by Christ was first to hr- eliminated then resorted to unorthodox holds | walking on them 21-20 in one of I in the battle royal They also will and tactics to take the second 1 the most thrilling finishes ever remember that Frankie Murdock fall Murdock came back to cap- wltn.ss.-d by goggle-eyed fans on gave Pete Belcastro the trimming ture the third fall when Pete at- tacked him with a series of drop an Ashland basketball couYt Toggery Sales are ALWAYS the season’s HIGH 8 POT SELLING EVENTS—and this stock of his colorful career kicks. one of which missed just Not since flv<- or six years ago reducing campaign is certainly no exception . . . You’ll be positively AMAZED at the savings Second event on this all-star when Ashland nosed Medford out card finds Belcastro in a match long enough for Murdock to pin you can make on ÜF-TO-THE-MINVTE apparel . . . everything from suits, overcoats, trous- by one point has such a thrilling with an opponent whose reputa him. era and jackets to socks and necktie« . . Eve ry item is regular stock merchandise—every Medford boxing commission of- , fray materialized Klamath start tion la ax dark, if not darker, than ed fast but the Grizzlies picked his own, the Masked Dragon The ficials also entered the melee when item is a genuine BARGAIN ! up momentum as th«- game pro i Dragon is one of those masked they threatened to Take Action I gressed They were behind 12-10 mean I ex who has built up a rep about a four-inch strip of tape at half time With the tempo In similar to the Red Shadow. Mask Belcastro wore on his hand. creasing, Referee Deal found reas ed Marvel and other villains of on to call many fouls ax a result the ring. of which Giovanini, Pelican star, Final frame of Promoter Mack was ousted with four personals Displaying a conquering spirit Lillard's weekly program lines that was not to be denied, the Pete Baltrom opposite Alvin Britt, Medford. Grants Pass and ONE LOT OF ONE LOT OF Grizzlies completely outfought former world's junior heavyweight Klamath Falls have independent champion Baltrom made a lot their taller opponents and, as a basketball teams and. until this One Lot, Values result, gained top spot In the con of friends last week by cleaning i | year. Ashland had no free-lance ference ax they have the past house with Johnny Soos, while squad Battery B. Ashland's Na to $22.50, on Sale All wool, neat pat All wooL late styles Britt already Is popular here, hav three years tional Guard unit, has preferred a ing shown several times terns, pleated or plain and patterns. Value« With a third quarter lead of fast stepping hall club which has Lillard is taking much pleasure 18-17, the locals tenaciously hung models. Values to $5 to $6.00, on sale taken Ashland high to camp three on, even though Klamath tried in announcing new metal chairs times this winter. — on sale, pair desperately to gain a substantia) being installed at the armory, giv Composed of ex-Ashland high ing additional seating room with lead With 30 NCOOda left to play stars, the battery quint employs the Grizzlies held a lend of 21-20 added comfort a fast break which has proved The program will get under way but this lead was periled when disastrous to local quints Mem to I Rt P ni. Monday. Fowler, in his desperation t- bers of the outfit are Leonard block a Pelican attempt, com- 7 Warren. James McCallister. Dean milted a foul on Ihitman Just as Warren. Harry Hoxie. Lyle Mas gun sounded. Putman. the final _ sey and Bob Spayde. in his one chance to tie up the A challenge has been issued to score and send the game into an all local high schools and inde jvertime period, lacked several pendent teams, but as yet few Inches of propelling the ball fai games have been scheduled Bat- | r*nough for a sue. essful conver- Al Krist, Pete Belcastro, Johnny tery B is a worthy opponent and | ■ion. Soo«, Frankie Murdock and Pete urges local teams to try their luck It was Jones who scored the Beltram entered the ring, Soos against their prowess One Lot, Values Now’s the time to buy that new sweater. All winning points for Ashland, with to $19.50, on Sale new styles this tteasoo. Made by WLI-Wlte, Fowler high for his team with Columbia-knit and Hollywood Mills. Slip-on 8 and Giovanini high for the game or coat styles. with 10. Ashland's next conference game is with Grants Pass tonight. $3.95 Values, • Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bruin of On Sale.... Talent were transacting business here Tuesday. GRIZZLY WIN OVER KLAMATH GIVES THRILLS WRESTLING! 8:30 Monday Night 3 ALL-STAR MAIN EVENTS MEDFORD ARMORY BRITT, BALTROM FEATURE MAIN ARMORY EVENT The TOGGERY’S Price-Smashing Men’s Wear Sale CONTINUES.' Battery B Quint Adds ( lass To Local Maples Suits Men’s Dress Pants OCT Dress Pants Dress Pants $3.95 $4.85 Other Great Value Groups $19.95 $23.95 $27.95 Belcastro Bows To Murdock in Armory Bout Monday Night O’Coats Sweater Prices Smashed QÇ 73 Other Big Bargain Groups $19.95 ONE LOT OF Men’s Shirts Collars attached, full shrunk, neat dressy patterns. $1.65 values, on sale $23.95 ONE IX)T OF Men’s Shirts Including such fam ous make* a. 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